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Umm, no. Such laws legitimize prohibition (by definition) and represent and form public opinion and can thus be harmful even if they are loosely enforced.
by nsajko 11y ago
Umm, no. Such laws legitimize prohibition (by definition) and represent and form public opinion and can thus be harmful even if they are loosely enforced.
- SCHiM 11y ago> Umm, no Exactly what are you disagreeing with? Going by your comment you seem to think that I said that a ban would have no effect at all. I did no such thing, and I would suggest that you read more carefully next time. So, umm, no I can't actually get access to a XTC in my country where it is prohibited? Of course I can. Even if/while such laws effect more than only a ban on the substance in question.